Mary Sue Mullin

April 24, 1937 - December 15, 2016

Mary Sue "Susie" Mullin After an exhausting four months, Mary passed away peacefully on December 15, 2016 at Hospice of Hamilton. Born in Hamilton, Ohio on April 24, 1937 to Glenn K. and Marion L. Gettle Mullin. Mary graduated from Hamilton High School in 1955 and was employed by the Leshner Corporation in Hamilton, beginning as a Typist. Later, moving on to Inside Sales/Product Design, and then, finishing as an Administrative Assistant to the President, retiring in 1998 after 43 years of doing work that she excelled at and enjoyed. Mary loved life, children, animals and caring for her home. A wreath for every season and holiday decorated the front door. Flower beds were many, in front, back and side. Planters and pots filled the front porch and backyard fence. Feeders and baths with plenty of seed and water provided for feathered buddies. A lot of cooking, baking, flower gardening, crocheting, shopping and reading; along with writing many e-mails to friends, relatives and business acquaintances were her main joys during retirement. Mary is survived by her brother and sister in law, Gary and Shirley Mullin of Niceville, Florida; brother, Mike Mullin of Hamilton, Ohio; niece, Karen Mullin of Richmond, Indiana; nephew, Gary Mullin Jr. of Hamilton, Ohio; grandnephew, Bradley Poundstone United States Army, Tacoma, Washington; grandnephew and wife, David and Erin Mullin (Sean) of Clearwater, Florida; grandniece, Emily Poundstone (Joseph and Mason) of Arkansas. A good friend over many years, Martha Herold of Hamilton, Ohio. Mary was preceded by two brothers, Bob Gettle and Neil Mullin. A special thanks, over the years, to Doctors: Mini Pathrose, Deborah Hauger, Douglas Hingsbergen, Lawrence Hufford, Paula Weisenberger and Walter Zancan; also special thanks to the Hospice of Cincinnati/Hamilton: Aides, Care Team, Doctors, Nurses and Volunteers who helped care for her over the last two months. Private services and burial will be held at New Burlington Cemetery. Online condolences may be made online at www.weigelfuneralhome.com